Alliance Bible Church - Mequon, Wisconsin
Foolish Wiseman
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Alliance Bible Church is pleased to bring you the dramatization, "Foolish Wiseman."Ogion, a foolish and fearful fourth wiseman, finds unlikely friends and a treasure more wonderful that he could imagine!Our special presentation concludes with a message of reflection on Christmas by Lead Pastor, Rev. Brian Dainsberg.
(upbeat music) - This message is brought to you by Alliance Bible Church located in Megwan, Wisconsin. For more information about Alliance Bible Church or other resources, please visit our website, myabc.church. - Welcome to Alliance Bible Church. We're glad that you've chosen to take part of your Christmas and celebrate this season with us. We're excited to present to you a drama this morning who's been a small army of people who have devoted countless hours to making this thing happen. And I'm really excited about it, it's clever. And we want you to sit back, to enjoy it, and really take it in. So I hope you can do that. I hope you laugh, permission granted, to laugh. Some of you need to this morning, the way it's been going, right? So I give you permission to laugh. So we want to present to you, foolish wise men. (upbeat music) - Uh, hi, listen, before you hear the story, there's some things that you need to know. - Leah, Leah. - Out here, Father. - Leah, what are you? Oh. - As I was saying, there's some things that you need to know for our story to make sense. First off, I'm Leah, and this is my father Jacob. We're bandits. - Leah. - They need to know that. - I don't think so. - Confessions good for the soul. - Confessions good for 15 to life? - It's important to the story. - What Leah's trying to say here is that any good father wants to pass his skills on to the next generation. And we are professional collectors. Our clients, however, are sometimes resistant to the concept of free trade. - Whatever. Anyway, as with most bandits-- - Businessmen. - We play our trade out in the highways between cities and towns. And that's where we were when this particular story began.
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